Colon Tubes -- How to Use ??

We have several colon tubes from 18inch to over 40inches long. Some are no bigger than a pencil upto size of my thumb. We use a lube shooter with oil to lubricate the inside after a really good fingering outside and just to really prime the rump!!! LOL!!! We are really not big fans of the smaller ones for they seem to fold back over and not traverse the colon well. We always do an initial enema to clear the path and sometimes a few suppos before that also. So it usually has a clear path to follow. I have 1 tube that is nearly 5ft long we bought several years ago. We have a few play friends who are skilled at colon tubes and they can get it in, but normally only after 2 or 3 enemas first to clear it out. Then we will do a large 4-5qt enema with it fully inserted as it goes to expel its contents into us. It is a VERY unique feeling both going in and out!!!!

20 inch colon tube from optimal health network

Checking it out on the web, it has some sort of plastic tip a few inches long. Not sure how that would navigate the colon. Since it's made of silicon, the rest of the tube looks flexible; unlike the the red rubber tubes I used back in the day. The red rubber tubes were not that flexible; and being rubber would not use Vaseline.

Checking it out on the web, it has some sort of plastic tip a few inches long. Not sure how that would navigate the colon. Since it's made of silicon, the rest of the tube looks flexible; unlike the the red rubber tubes I used back in the day. The red rubber tubes were not that flexible; and being rubber would not use Vaseline.

Yes, that does look dangerous. I purchased one of their tubes a few years ago and will not use it anymore because it seems to have gotten stiffer over time.

I like Paula's comment that you do a clean out first. After one or two enemas then use a supple colon tube. I usually use a 26fr and it needs to be soft. Get one with the open end and side hole. Stick it in with plenty of lube about 3 inches then turn it on. Slowly feed it in, using a back and forth, in and out motion although always moving forward a little. When you get resistance you know you are at a corner. Just twist it in either direction and it will go right around the corner. Resume feeding it slowly while pushing in and out. Before you know it it will be deeply seated and giving a very comfortable enema. You will be surprised as to how much more will come out, even after 2 previous enemas. Rule #1 is never force it, if it won't go any farther, stop wherever it is.

I for the most part am partial to closed tip and open side ports. Reason being is that any debris left inside will clog the open end and not allow the water out. I also think it may impede its ability to traverse the colon. Just my .02 cents.

I got my first colon tube enema from a professional enema dominatrix who had real nursing training. She started by giving me large soap suds enemas with a large douche nozzle and repeated them until clear. She then attached Davol colon tube 32 French and 30 inches long to the hose and assured me that I would be getting every inch of it. She then took a large tube of KY jelly with a rectal nozzle (KY doesn’t come with a nozzle anymore but you can use one from a tube of preparation H or similar) attached and squirted it into my waiting rectum. She then gave a second large tube of KY and filled the enema bag with yet another dose of warm soap suds. She then spread my cheeks and slowly slid the colon tube inside me and started the enema flow. since my rectum was full from getting 2 large tubes of KY the colon tube slid in easily; before I knew it she had the entire tube inserted and I got the enema of my life.

Tubes Past Sigmoid :

I am doing research for tubes. I want one that could be inserted deep past the sigmoid bend. Any and all suggestions will be appreciated.

Silicone, ½ inch or bigger from optimal health network.

The tried and true is a Fr 32 red rubber colon tube, like the Bard 8007420. These tubes are 30" long and just the right firmness for good insertion. When they are almost fully in someone, a full bag of soapy water can easily be given without the person really feeling it going in and camping, because the solution goes in up high. However, a mighty, bowel clearing poo, follows very soon.

These tubes should not be lubricated with Vaseline, as it perishes the rubber over time. If it is used, soak the tube in a dish detergent solution for a few hours after use.

This is the exact same tube as was used in the ‘good old days’ by generations of nurses in hospitals to make their patients poo without fail.

I have been giving myself enemas for decades and I do have lots of experience in getting colon tubes past the sigmoid. I would say the most important thing you should do is a series of enemas first that clear your colon or until you get a clear no solids expel. For me that would be 3 two-quart enemas. Once the colon is clear, then your colon tube can move freely through the colon.

The best colon tube will be flexible but not too flexible. Too soft and it will likely just curl around in your rectum and not slide into your colon. Too firm and it won't be able to bend and navigate the sigmoid section of your colon. So how do you find the right colon tube that's just right?

Well you likely have to buy several before finding one that works best for you. Over the years I have some that were either too soft or too firm. It is a very subjective when playing with colon tubes and finding one that does work. Even when you find one that is a good choice, you have to realize that there will be days when you can't make it through the sigmoid bend. Absolutely do not keep pushing the tube thinking you can force it through the bend- you could puncture your colon. Push until you feel internal pressure like a poking feeling then stop and pull back and then push again. Never keep pushing if you feel pain- always stop and pull back.

Be patient and experiment with multiple tubes of firmness and you'll get there.

I agree with Ozzy10 that silicone tubes are best for this.

In my experience, getting the insertion started is the hard part (push in with index finger). After that, it slides in pretty easily.

It's always a challenge and different on different days. My go-to is braided ½" OD beverage tubing with a 3-d printed reverse flow tip on it. Even with years of practice, sometimes it doubles back rather than following the course.

The farthest I have ever got a tube in is about 30 inches. I have no desire to go any further. I think you guys are pushing the envelop and if you puncture something it is big trouble but that's just my opinion. Be careful!

@Moppys_jalopy

Force should NEVER be used. If you feel resistance… STOP. You should not push harder than about the force needed to pick up an apple or orange. If you feel resistance, try pulling the tube out a few inches, then go in again. Sometimes it helps to rotate the tube while it's going in.

Some people like to put a largeish tube (Fr 32) in a few inches then start the solution flowing and work the tube up as they fill, but this partly defeats the purpose of a colon tube…. giving the enema ‘up high’ to minimize pressure on the recipient's anus which causes a strong urge to poo.

@Moppys_jalopy

Force should NEVER be used. If you feel resistance… STOP. You should not push harder than about the force needed to pick up an apple or orange. If you feel resistance, try pulling the tube out a few inches, then go in again. Sometimes it helps to rotate the tube while it's going in.

You are right. These tube should never be forced and back and forth and twisting is a must.

I am doing research for tubes. I want one that could be inserted deep past the sigmoid bend. Any and all suggestions will be appreciated.

I had to do some googling to find out where you were trying to go. Some made it sound very deep and far into the colon…

The sigmoid colon (or pelvic colon) is the part of the large intestine that is closest to the rectum and anus. It forms a loop that averages about 35–40 centimetres (14–16 in) in length.

but it isn't.

My sub would love me to insert a colon tube, but just haven't felt informed or skilled enough to actually do it. Maybe one day I'll feel like I can give it a try after reading enough informed posts here on Zity.biz.

My sub would love me to insert a colon tube, but just haven't felt informed or skilled enough to actually do it. Maybe one day I'll feel like I can give it a try after reading enough informed posts here on Zity.biz.

Actually a tube isn't much harder to use than a nozzle. You can stick it in a couple of inches and let the water flow. Then just slowly ease it forward using a back and forth, in and out motion always moving forward. If you feel any resistance pull it back an inch and then twist it while pushing forward. It will go right in and once seated will give a much more comfortable enema with less of an urge to release. Piece of cake.

Agree about firmness and being careful with never forcing. I like the SiliconeNozzles models as you can feel where they are pretty easily, and they have some interesting designs that can aid in stimulation and retention. I’d suggest starting with something small, like their CT75 https://siliconenozzles.com/CT-75French-1-Diameter-Silicone-Serpentine-Colon-Tube-CT-75Fr.htm the plug end is amazing but the 1.25” ball is probably a better choice for your first one. The ribbed tips also increase sensation so you can feel where it is inside. 18 inches is definitely enough to get past the rectum. I’d say start there. I have some of their larger models in longer lengths too, like a 36” CT103, and I’ve never been able to get it fully inserted past the splenic flexure.

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I use these tips as intestinal tubes, I have three sizes S, L, XL